Nikkei Hits New Record High Despite Japan's Economic Recession

As the Nikkei index surpasses its 1989 peak, Japan faces a paradox of soaring stock values amidst economic challenges.

The Nikkei index reached an all-time high, breaking its 1989 record, signaling a significant moment for Japan's stock market.
Despite the stock market success, Japan officially entered a recession after experiencing two consecutive quarters of economic contraction.
Foreign investors, attracted by strong earnings and corporate governance reforms, continue to invest heavily in Japanese stocks.
The weak yen and Japan's shrinking population present ongoing economic challenges, affecting consumers and businesses.
Economists remain cautiously optimistic about Japan's economic future, highlighting potential for wage growth and a more normalized monetary policy.